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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1998
Page
4
Editorial notes the ongoing Lewinsky affair and Starr investigation threaten Bill Clinton’s presidency. It contrasts Nixon’s 1974 downfall with Clinton’s current position, noting possible lies under oath and obstruction of justice. The piece says Clinton must testify, then faces a difficult path ahead.
Monica Lewinsky and her mother secure immunity deals with independent counsel Kenneth Starr. Lewinsky will testify before the grand jury and face no prosecution for crimes tied to filing her Paula Jones affidavit, signaling progress in Starr's investigation into perjury and obstruction of justice. The deal aims to compel her testimony to illuminate Clinton's conduct.
The vice chancellor for academic affairs at USC Aiken reflects on a decade of progress. He outlines initiatives in faculty development, distance education, and post tenure review, emphasizing quality teaching, research mentorship, and open to international programs within a small campus, community resource framework.
Larry Wilson of Allen Young Homes II Inc defends manufactured housing in a July 24 1998 letter to the editor. He argues industry improvements surpass site built homes, cites HUD standards, notes 63 percent of new South Carolina housing involves manufactured homes and 95 percent of U S homes under 100000 are manufactured. He urges readers to explore local areas and supports affordable housing while criticizing editorial cartoons.
President Clinton weighs whether to testify under subpoena from Ken Starr as David Lewin sky’s immunity dealings and Starr’s inquiry sharpen. Clinton’s history of denials and evasive phrasing, from Gennifer Flowers to Paula Jones, frames a high risk clash between truth and political survival.
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